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Nadine Ahn seeking nearly $50 million in pay and damagesRoyal Bank of Canada’s former chief financial officer is suing for wrongful dismissal, arguing the bank made a “devastating” error when it fired her over a personal relationship with a co-worker — and d...

It’s high time to dial down the dramaFew real estate stories have had more hype in the last year than the dreaded real estate stories, a.k.a. “mortgage renewal cliff,” “mortgage renewal wall,” or whatever other ominous-sounding metaphor commentators came up...

Leading insured five-year fixed rates just dipped to 4.29% — a 16-month lowIt’s rate cuts galore this week as lenders play catch-up to the supersized drop in funding costs. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ort...

Affordability and higher interest rates to bite in the second half of year, says Oxford Economics We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team. Posthaste: Canadian home price...

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A surge in temporary residents pushed Canada’s population growth rate to 3.2%, one of the world’s fastestCanada’s independent business advocate says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s plan to reduce temporary immigration risks dire economic consequences, unders...

Canada's biggest airline reports 47% profit drop, stung by softening demand in key marketsAir Canada reported a 47 per cent decline in quarterly profit, stung by softening demand in key markets including France, which some travellers are avoiding this summer...

Consumers around the world are pulling back from dining out as they cope with elevated pricesRestaurant Brands International Inc. released its second quarter earnings Thursday, beating analysts’ expectations thanks to the strong performance of its Tim Horton...

The economy has managed to dodge a recession, so why are we behaving like we're in one? We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team. Posthaste: Canada is in the grips of a '...